It's known as a hospital specializing in revision, re-revision, and multiple revision surgeries, and my friend had revision surgery here and came back to life, so after a consultation I made a reservation.
This was my first surgery, and my hump wasn't severe, just very slight. What bothered me more was that when viewed from the front, I disliked how the bone around the hump looked wide to the sides, so at the first consultation I said I wanted that side area shaved down more.
It was to the extent that shaving alone would be enough without cutting the bone, so it was 1.5 million won, and it was done under sedation in under 1 hour.
I didn't get inflammation, there aren't really any side effects, and the swelling and bruising went down quickly, but now I'm at week 3, and it feels like the side area I was most concerned about was barely shaved...
The side profile was shaved perfectly, but no matter how much I try to think it's swelling, it just seems like they shaved the hump and shaved the sloped surface so the side plane connected naturally, and the side area itself was barely touched...
Every time I go for follow-up and ask, they say they did shave it, but because I didn't put in an implant, it can look wider than before...
I have absolutely no desire to make my nose higher, and I don't want it to become sharp-looking! I just wanted those bones on both sides shaved down a bit...
I'm so upset... For now, I'm going back next week for the one-month follow-up, and I'm going to ask again...
At a glance there is no swelling, and they did say it would take 2 months for the residual swelling to go down completely, but my nose is a bit hard and I can't naturally make a nose-scrunching expression. Is it normally like this around this time?
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